Burgess Hill Town boss Jay Lovett says he has sympathies for the football decsion-makers who have chosen to write off the season for hundreds of non-league clubs.
The assistant manager of one of the Sussex teams set to miss promotion following the FA decision to write off the season for most non-league clubs has reacted with anger to his side's hard work being wasted.
It's not good news for sides including Worthing and Hastings - but the FA has finally confirmed how it is bringing down the curtain on the football season for sides in the Isthmian League and below.
Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill Sweeney says millions of pounds are being freed up to help rugby clubs badly hit by the shutdown that's forced an early end to the season.
Hickstead bosses have been forced to call off one of their major showjumping events - but hope others later in the summer and autumn will still go ahead.
Southern Combination League clubs have been officially told their season is over - but they face a wait to see if their results so far will be used to make up final tables.
The Isthmian League is set to be terminated - but it's not been decided whether it will be declared null and void or have final placings worked out on a points-per-game basis.
Rugby clubs across Sussex are coming to terms with the fact their seasons are over. The RFU has made an early decision to write off the campaign amid the coronavirus chaos.
Gareth Southgate has sent a personal message of 'strength and love' to supporters - and spoken of looking forward to the day when coronavirus is beaten and we can return to enjoying the 'beautiful distraction' of football again.
The FA says professional football is off until April 30 at the earliest - but the 19-20 season can go beyond the usual cut-off point of June 1 to give clubs a chance to get the campaign finished.
Eastbourne Borough are the latest Sussex football club to have their season suspended after the National League followed in the footsteps of others and called off games planned for the next three weeks because of the coronavirus..
Isthmian League chiefs will meet on Monday to discuss their next moves after their decision to postpone all this weekend's fixtures in the light of the coronavirus spread.
The deadline for registering teams might have passed, but it’s not too late to get involved in an exciting new cricket contest coming to Sussex this summer.
Young Sussex athlete Fleur Hollyer had a dramatic start to her winter season at the South of England Indoor Championships at Lee Valley Athletics Centre in north London.
Bognor will go to Tonbridge Angels in the third qualifying round of the FA Trophy, while the winners of the Hastings-Whitehawk replay will go to Weymouth.
